This library provides a modern engine-agnostic API which can be used to implement process applications. By providing a set of adapters to relevant process engines (Camunda Platform 7, Camunda Platform 8, etc...) the library enforces separation of the integration of process engine from the selection of the used engine. This approach fosters an easy migration between engines and tries to achieve to support migrations with minimal (or even no) code modifications.
The library contains of the following Maven modules:
process-engine-api
: pure API written in Kotlin (100% Java-compatible)process-engine-api-adapter-commons
: commons for adapter implementation, which are independent of the selected engineprocess-engine-api-adapter-camunda-platform-7-embedded-core
: core implementation classes for Camunda 7 Platform embedded without additional dependenciesprocess-engine-api-adapter-camunda-platform-7-embedded-spring-boot-starter
: SpringBoot starter for usage of Camunda 7 embedded Platform adapterprocess-engine-api-adapter-camunda-platform-7-remote-core
: core implementation classes for Camunda 7 Platform remote without additional dependenciesprocess-engine-api-adapter-camunda-platform-7-remote-spring-boot-starter
: SpringBoot starter for usage of Camunda 7 Platform remote adapter process-engine-api-adapter-camunda-platform-8-core
: core implementation classes for Camunda 8 Platform without additional dependenciesprocess-engine-api-adapter-camunda-platform-8-spring-boot-starter
: SpringBoot starter for usage of Camunda 8 Platform adapterexamples/java-common-fixture
: A project that is used independent of selected process engine adapter examples/java-c7
: Project with embedded C7 engine and a simple process scenario examples/java-c7-remote
: Project with C7 as remote engine engine and a simple process scenario examples/java-c8
: Project with configuration of SaaS C8 engine and a simple process scenario The API consists of different parts independent of each other.
The Task API provides functionality to deal with service tasks. The task handlers can be registered and get invoked when tasks appear in the process engine. Since the Task API allows asynchronous processing, we provide a special API to complete tasks.
If you want to try the library with Camunda 7, please add the following dependency to your Maven pom.xml
.
<dependency>
<groupId>dev.bpm-crafters.process-engine-api</groupId>
<artifactId>process-engine-api-adapter-camunda-platform-c7-embedded-spring-boot-starter</artifactId>
</dependency>
or
<dependency>
<groupId>dev.bpm-crafters.process-engine-api</groupId>
<artifactId>process-engine-api-adapter-camunda-platform-c7-remote-spring-boot-starter</artifactId>
</dependency>
If you want to try the library with Camunda 8, please add the following dependency to your Maven pom.xml
.
<dependency>
<groupId>dev.bpm-crafters.process-engine-api</groupId>
<artifactId>process-engine-api-adapter-camunda-platform-c8-spring-boot-starter</artifactId>
</dependency>